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Research paper thumbnail of Prof. Bekir Karliga

islamendialoog.nl

... Ebu'l Abbas Ahmed ibn Kesir el-Fergani (gestorven nà 861), bekend al... more ... Ebu'l Abbas Ahmed ibn Kesir el-Fergani (gestorven nà 861), bekend als Alfgraganus,. Muhammad ibn Musa ibn Sakir (gestorven 873), bekend als Moysi filii Sekir,. ... Abu Ca'fer Ahmed ibn Ibrahim el-Cezzar (gestorven 1009), bekend als Algizar of Algezirah,. ...

Research paper thumbnail of Prof. Bekir Karliga

islamendialoog.nl

... Ebu'l Abbas Ahmed ibn Kesir el-Fergani (gestorven nà 861), bekend al... more ... Ebu'l Abbas Ahmed ibn Kesir el-Fergani (gestorven nà 861), bekend als Alfgraganus,. Muhammad ibn Musa ibn Sakir (gestorven 873), bekend als Moysi filii Sekir,. ... Abu Ca'fer Ahmed ibn Ibrahim el-Cezzar (gestorven 1009), bekend als Algizar of Algezirah,. ...

Research paper thumbnail of Toroidal Localized Spoof Plasmons on Compact Metadisks

Advanced science (Weinheim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany), Mar 1, 2018

Localized spoof surface plasmons (LSSPs) have recently emerged as a new research frontier due to ... more Localized spoof surface plasmons (LSSPs) have recently emerged as a new research frontier due to their unique properties and increasing applications. Despite the importance, most of the current researches only focus on electric/magnetic LSSPs. Very recent research has revealed that toroidal LSSPs, LSSPs modes with multipole toroidal moments, can be achieved at a point defect in a 2D groove metal array. However, this metamaterial shows the limitations of large volume and poor compatibility to photonic integrated circuits. To overcome the above challenges, here it is proposed and experimentally demonstrated compact planar metadisks based on split ring resonators to support the toroidal LSSPs at microwave frequencies. Additionally, it is experimentally demonstrated that the toroidal LSSPs resonance is very sensitive to the structure changes and the background medium. These might facilitate its utilization in the design and application of plasmonic deformation sensors and the refractive...

Research paper thumbnail of Mid-infrared nanofocusing using fragmented high-order transformation optics

IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation

Research paper thumbnail of Structure-induced hyperbolic dispersion in waveguides

IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation

Research paper thumbnail of Analog of giant magnetoimpedance in magnetized ε-near-zero plasma

Research paper thumbnail of Launching phase-controlled surface plasmons on Babinet metasurfaces

Optics letters, Jan 15, 2018

Surface plasmons are electromagnetic modes bounded at the metal-dielectric interfaces, which have... more Surface plasmons are electromagnetic modes bounded at the metal-dielectric interfaces, which have numerous applications due to the strong field enhancement effect. Therefore, controlling surface plasmons is in high demand for modern photonics and plasmonics. In this Letter, we propose a kind of metasurface for launching surface plasmons with a controlled phase based on the Babinet principle. The phase control is achieved by arranging C-shaped apertures on a metal surface that exhibits highly efficient electric dipole resonance. By properly designing the spatial separation and orientation of the aperture resonators, an arbitrary phase profile is achieved that allows anomalous (directional and focusing/diverging) surface plasmon launching and manipulation of the wavefront.

Research paper thumbnail of Bifunctional acoustic metamaterial lens designed with coordinate transformation

Applied Physics Letters

We propose a method to design bifunctional acoustic lens using acoustic metamaterials that posses... more We propose a method to design bifunctional acoustic lens using acoustic metamaterials that possess separate functions at different directions. The proposed bifunctional acoustic lens can be implemented in practice with subwavelength unit cells exhibiting effective anisotropic parameters. With this methodology, we experimentally demonstrate an acoustic Luneburg-fisheye lens at operational frequencies from 6300 Hz to 7300 Hz. Additionally, a bifunctional acoustic square lens is proposed with different focal lengths for multi directions. This method paves the way to manipulating acoustic energy flows with functional lenses. Published by AIP Publishing.

Research paper thumbnail of Confined transverse electric phonon polaritons in hexagonal boron nitrides

Research paper thumbnail of Prof. Bekir Karliga

islamendialoog.nl

... Ebu'l Abbas Ahmed ibn Kesir el-Fergani (gestorven nà 861), bekend al... more ... Ebu'l Abbas Ahmed ibn Kesir el-Fergani (gestorven nà 861), bekend als Alfgraganus,. Muhammad ibn Musa ibn Sakir (gestorven 873), bekend als Moysi filii Sekir,. ... Abu Ca'fer Ahmed ibn Ibrahim el-Cezzar (gestorven 1009), bekend als Algizar of Algezirah,. ...

Research paper thumbnail of Prof. Bekir Karliga

islamendialoog.nl

... Ebu'l Abbas Ahmed ibn Kesir el-Fergani (gestorven nà 861), bekend al... more ... Ebu'l Abbas Ahmed ibn Kesir el-Fergani (gestorven nà 861), bekend als Alfgraganus,. Muhammad ibn Musa ibn Sakir (gestorven 873), bekend als Moysi filii Sekir,. ... Abu Ca'fer Ahmed ibn Ibrahim el-Cezzar (gestorven 1009), bekend als Algizar of Algezirah,. ...

Research paper thumbnail of Toroidal Localized Spoof Plasmons on Compact Metadisks

Advanced science (Weinheim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany), Mar 1, 2018

Localized spoof surface plasmons (LSSPs) have recently emerged as a new research frontier due to ... more Localized spoof surface plasmons (LSSPs) have recently emerged as a new research frontier due to their unique properties and increasing applications. Despite the importance, most of the current researches only focus on electric/magnetic LSSPs. Very recent research has revealed that toroidal LSSPs, LSSPs modes with multipole toroidal moments, can be achieved at a point defect in a 2D groove metal array. However, this metamaterial shows the limitations of large volume and poor compatibility to photonic integrated circuits. To overcome the above challenges, here it is proposed and experimentally demonstrated compact planar metadisks based on split ring resonators to support the toroidal LSSPs at microwave frequencies. Additionally, it is experimentally demonstrated that the toroidal LSSPs resonance is very sensitive to the structure changes and the background medium. These might facilitate its utilization in the design and application of plasmonic deformation sensors and the refractive...

Research paper thumbnail of Mid-infrared nanofocusing using fragmented high-order transformation optics

IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation

Research paper thumbnail of Structure-induced hyperbolic dispersion in waveguides

IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation

Research paper thumbnail of Analog of giant magnetoimpedance in magnetized ε-near-zero plasma

Research paper thumbnail of Launching phase-controlled surface plasmons on Babinet metasurfaces

Optics letters, Jan 15, 2018

Surface plasmons are electromagnetic modes bounded at the metal-dielectric interfaces, which have... more Surface plasmons are electromagnetic modes bounded at the metal-dielectric interfaces, which have numerous applications due to the strong field enhancement effect. Therefore, controlling surface plasmons is in high demand for modern photonics and plasmonics. In this Letter, we propose a kind of metasurface for launching surface plasmons with a controlled phase based on the Babinet principle. The phase control is achieved by arranging C-shaped apertures on a metal surface that exhibits highly efficient electric dipole resonance. By properly designing the spatial separation and orientation of the aperture resonators, an arbitrary phase profile is achieved that allows anomalous (directional and focusing/diverging) surface plasmon launching and manipulation of the wavefront.

Research paper thumbnail of Bifunctional acoustic metamaterial lens designed with coordinate transformation

Applied Physics Letters

We propose a method to design bifunctional acoustic lens using acoustic metamaterials that posses... more We propose a method to design bifunctional acoustic lens using acoustic metamaterials that possess separate functions at different directions. The proposed bifunctional acoustic lens can be implemented in practice with subwavelength unit cells exhibiting effective anisotropic parameters. With this methodology, we experimentally demonstrate an acoustic Luneburg-fisheye lens at operational frequencies from 6300 Hz to 7300 Hz. Additionally, a bifunctional acoustic square lens is proposed with different focal lengths for multi directions. This method paves the way to manipulating acoustic energy flows with functional lenses. Published by AIP Publishing.

Research paper thumbnail of Confined transverse electric phonon polaritons in hexagonal boron nitrides